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The Federal Communications Commission has warned PayPal that PayPal's new terms of service might violate the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. Under the new terms, which go into effect in July, PayPal customers would be deemed to have consented to receiving robocalls and texts from PayPal on any phone number. The Hill has the story.